The Gavel Podcast

Interfraternal Leadership with Greg Abraham (Arizona)

Episode Summary

In this episode, Adam and Christopher interview Greg Abraham (Arizona), a former Epsilon Alpha Chapter Commander, IFC President at the University of Arizona, and recent recipient of the NIC’s 2023 Outstanding IFC President Award. During the interview, Greg shares his experience leading his chapter and community and how he has grown as a leader over the past year while serving on the NIC’s IFC Advisory Council.

Episode Notes

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Hosts for this Episode

• Christopher Brenton (North Carolina State) - Director of Communications
• Adam Girtz (North Dakota State) - Director of Engagement

Guests for this Episode

• Greg Abraham (Arizona) - Former Epsilon Alpha Chapter Commander and IFC President at the University of Arizona. Recognized by the North-American Interfraternity Conference with a 2023 Outstanding IFC President Award. Currently serves on the NIC's IFC Advisory Council.

Episode References

• IFC Resources - Find more information about Interfraternity Councils on the NIC website.

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